Chemistry, asked by kishlay0123, 11 months ago

Pls solve this question as quick as possible!!!!! A hydrocarbon on complete combustion produces
176 g of carbon dioxide and 90 g of water. What will
x the formula of hydrocarbon be? Also give balanced
chemical equation of combustion of hydrocarbon

Answers

Answered by srinivas1971asv
6

C4H10 or C2H5

  • For complete combustion of hydro carbon 90g of water is required so for 90g of water
  • number of moles =given weight/gram molecular weight
  • so,no. of moles of water=90/18=5 moles
  • but water contain 2 moles of hydrogen
  • so,for H no of moles=5×2=10 moles
  • for co2 no of moles =176/44=4 moles of carbon dioxide
  • for each co2 molecule only one carbon is present so, 4 moles of carbon is present
  • so, by this10/4=5/2
  • There fore C2H5 is the hydro carbon

EQUATION

C4H10+61/2O2 gives rise to 4CO2+5H2O

Answered by sunayksingh
0

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